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International private-client lawyer in Spain

Personal legal support for internationally mobile individuals and families with connections to Spain. Lina’s Barcelona-based practice provides clear coordination on cross-border documentation, succession planning and related private-client matters in English, Spanish and Catalan.

International private-client lawyer in Spain

International clients may need Spanish legal work coordinated with documents, advisers or assets in another jurisdiction.

Lina’s experience includes cross-border estate-planning documentation and coordination of legal requirements alongside other professional advisers.

Where another jurisdiction is involved, specialist lawyers, tax advisers or other professionals may need to be engaged.

A clear process from the first conversation.

  1. Understand: Establish the facts, priorities and desired outcome.
  2. Advise: Explain the legal position, risks and available options in clear language.
  3. Act: Agree the appropriate next steps and progress the matter efficiently.

General information only. Individual advice depends on the facts and documents of the matter.

Frequently asked questions

General answers to common questions. Individual advice depends on the facts and documents of your matter.

Who is international private-client advice designed for?

It is intended for individuals and families whose personal, property or legal affairs have connections with Spain and another country.

What types of cross-border matters can be discussed?

Depending on the circumstances, advice may involve legal documentation, succession planning, powers of attorney and coordination of Spain-related private-client issues.

Can Lina work with other professional advisers?

Where appropriate, legal work can be coordinated with other advisers involved in an internationally connected matter.

Can consultations be held in English?

Yes. Lina works in English, Spanish and Catalan.

What should I prepare for the first meeting?

A short summary of the countries involved, the relevant people and assets, existing documents and the outcome you want to achieve will help structure the initial review.

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